Vince Staples Summertime '06
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Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

that first sentence throws me off, i don't see what's hyperbolic about TPAB being a big album in terms of racial awareness and uprising. rest of the review looks solid tho





/said the white male majority

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

just look at the fucking demograph. in the 90's hip hop was all about empowerment... for the people it actually served



albums like things fall apart by the roots were the real big hitters in terms of "racial awareness and uprising"



TPAB is just the sasquatch bleeding heart hipster with no real hip hop backgrounds 2 and a half decades late musical realization that shit aint equal

Gyromania
July 5th 2015


37016 Comments


^racist

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

srsly TPAB is just the racially aware hip hop album for the jacob "white knight" royals of the world

Gyromania
July 5th 2015


37016 Comments


i couldn't agree more with that statement tbh

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

^racist





i know u are educated enough to know racism requires an imbalance of power and therefore referring to the POWERS THAT B (aka white heterosexual males in north america) as exactly that isnt racist

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5



i couldn't agree more with that statement tbh





posted my last comment before i saw this comment which just reaffirms my belief that you arent dumb like snoxall

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

i havent listened or read yet but i had to immediately vehemently defend that statement mr royal was calling into question because ugh



johnnyonthespot told me ill probably dig this and he is usually accurate about my tastes so i got it dl'd and will listen soon



and am reading your review now



altho being on best new music list is not good sign

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

In a year where To Pimp a Butterfly is hyperbolically heralded as a clarion call for racial awareness and uprising, Vince Staples comes as a threatening, terse, Beanie Man-free reminder that us white people can't really cope with race if it's not romanticized with hooks and guest features




yeah insta-pos tbh

Gyromania
July 5th 2015


37016 Comments


yeah that sentence is pure gold

Rowan5215
Staff Reviewer
July 5th 2015


47591 Comments

Album Rating: 4.3

video/song for Senorita are fucking terrific will have to peep this



great work as usual jordy

ComeToDaddy
July 5th 2015


1851 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Vince Staples is good with the bleak stuff. Great review too, really excited to spin this.

RadicalEd
July 5th 2015


9546 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

It grew on me a little, but I think I gave it enough time to be pretty sure that this is not really my jam.

Lord(e)Po)))ts
July 5th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

review is good and im excited to hear this more now tbh

ElegantElephant
July 5th 2015


1391 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

norf norf flows too hard

ParanoidAndroid96
July 5th 2015


1393 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

NORTH SIDE LONG BEACH

ItsMaxwell
July 6th 2015


30 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

There are a couple of tracks that meander and don't have enough Vince Staples, but this is exactly the album Vince should've made. Fucking production knocks too, the type of low end I wish Kendrick's album had.

EaglesBecomeVultures
July 6th 2015


5562 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Fort23
July 6th 2015


3774 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This review has my heart as much as this album more actually

Rowan5215
Staff Reviewer
July 6th 2015


47591 Comments

Album Rating: 4.3

yeah this is fucking excellent ty jordo



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